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>>9297365
So that's okra, tomatoes, onions and ??

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>>9297395
>it thinks those are okra
F L Y O V E R

>>9297395
Looks like peeled aubergine

>>9297356
Doesn't work. Once garlic bread is stale, it's done for. Maybe make some croutons out of it, that's the best you'll get.

>>9297593
they'll be some real good croutons 2bh

>>9297356
French toast is best with slightly stale bread.

Not bad, OP, but looks a little dense on the bottom. Try not to overwork the risen dough -- be gentle when transferring it for the final proof. You've got good spring, though.

>>9297272
Your dough is too young. Let it ferment longer.

>>9297289
This, too. You doing the finger dent test, OP?

kys

>>9297120
There is a reason fast-food is superior

>>9297114
Brine your goddamned breast 12 hours in advance. Enjoy moist tender chicken. Never make this thread again.

Mummsy used to make ham crêpes cake with mushroom cream (gateau de crêpes au jambon cuit avec duxelles).
Lay down a crêpe.
Spread with mushroom cream.
Top with several thin slices of city ham.
Lay down another crêpe on top of the ham layer.
Spread with more mushroom.
Top with more thin slices of city ham.
And so on.
And so on.
And so on.
Her mushroom cream was made of penny buns and leeks rather than the more usual button mushroom and onion.
Unlike your recipe, this could be served reheated (bake in a warm oven until warmed through) or room temp. Would recommend.

>translate to english
Here's the gist of it:
Saute some mince with onions, tomato and mushrooms, spread on crêpes, roll them up, cut them, put into casserole, top with cheese and bake until warmed through. It's basically Hamburger Helper for us Euros. Except it's actually good. There's really no need for a recipe.
Americans can make a facsimile with wheat tortillas.

>>9297882
>with wheat tortillas.
Why not just make crepe tho?

In my experience costco meat is quality but I have no idea how much waygu usually costs so if it seems like a good price i'd buy em

>>9297065
They used to sell it in the stores itself. Kinda bummed I don't see them anymore.

beef fat is particularly bad for humans.

You can keep your diabetes.

recipe?

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>>9297028
>muh authentico italian food for muh sunday family dinner

>>9297014
Roast it over the fire created by burning that fucking disgusting mousepad, you goddamn animal

>>9297020
I think the fumes would alter the taste in a negative way

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>>9296948
How is Irish beef stew different from other countries' beef stew? More booze?

>>9296963
Guinness

>Potatoes, cabbages, you name it

Think you named it all for us, bud.

>>9296877

>make sandwich
>press with hands and 2 x irons
>crispy pressed sandwich

>>9296877
>preheat a pan in the oven
>butter another pan
>half the pan cubano lengthwise
>place each half bread side down to toast it
>assemble your sandwich
>butter both sides of the loaf
>grab preheated pan, press hard but evenly down on the sandwich, sandwich should not be and thicker than your hands stacked on top of each other flat on a table.
>make sure you cut on the DIAGONAL.
>profit.

>>9296781
sorry thats /diy/

never been to diy. but everyone here is mostly chill and actually posts good stuff

>>9296817
>"actually posts good stuff"
since /cock/ happened board consists of 95% low quality shitposts

>>9296674
You cook with it moran.

It tastes like whatever the animal was eating.

I had some raw goat milk and it legit tasted like I was drinking liquid alfalfa

Raw milk is awesome

I live on a farm and it tastes just like milk you buy at the store except better.

It really is a super food along with eggs from chickens that actually go outside and aren't pumped with hormones.

The shit in modern food you buy at the store is poison.

>>9296634
Where is this jail and how do I get in? My local one just serves bologna sandwiches.

>>9296634
The salad that you spent your time tossing.

>>9296646
Lol I didn't have nuggets I'm jail. It they're what I was going to get when I got arrested. I was even in the parking lot. So fucking close.

No bologna, and actually no meat at all which is good for me. Had...granola, honey bun, poptart as one meal. Pizza, chips, overcooked broccoli as another meal. PBJ, chips, applesauce as another.
The pizza was just like in elementary school. Chips weren't stale, nice. All meals with milk of course.

>>9296624
soak them in buttermilk for a few hours and let it rest in fridge

My god when will summer end.

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>>9296630
googling isn't hard